The Worden Cemetery is on private property that is part of the site where Schuyler Worden had his farm. It is off Benson Ave. in Minetto and is not marked. There is supposed to be an access right-of way on Benson, but we couldn't find it. We had to go around to the other side of the property and ask some homeowners if we could cut through their yard. They showed us where the cemetery was. The County Historian's Office has a map to the cemetery and two transcriptions. The one compiled by Walter Fletcher appears to be correct and includes a graphic layout of the cemetery. Hope this helps someone. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 6:51 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [NYOSWEGO] Oswego County Historian's Office, How to submit data > On one of my visits to Oswego, Barbara gave me a transcription that had > been made of the Schuyler Worden Cemetery in Minetto. Schuyler Worden > was my 3G-GF, so all the denizens of that cemetery are my family. I > visited the cemetery, made my own transcription and found errors in the > one on file at the Historian's Office. How, and to whom, can I submit > the corrected transcription and/or other documentation I have? > > could you tell where this cemetery is. Is it the one on 48, and if it is would a transcript still be available? And where can you get transcripts of the Cemeteries in Oswego County? Hannibal has a site through there Historical Society that is only a coulple of years olold, but that is the only one I have found. Photo ______________________________